Sentence examples for perceptible delay from inspiring English sources

That barely perceptible delay causes people to search less.

Google, for example, uses this technology for a good purpose: when one begins typing in a search term, each letter is zipped to the server, which, without perceptible delay, returns suggestions that begin with the same sequence of letters.

Not only is there a slight but perceptible delay between the parting of lips and the sound of dialogue, but also almost each line from the actresses starts with a sharp intake of breath and ends with a girlish giggle, as if the same person were doing the voice-over for all of the women.

The SHIELD controller helps things out with latency by connecting via Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth, leaving no perceptible delay between input and response.

The games are actually being rendered/played on OnLive's servers, then streamed back-and-forth to your handset with surprisingly little (but still perceptible) delay.

This could help with the motion sickness some people report with VR headsets, which often have a perceptible delay when a scene is updated.

Now the best new cameras have taken the wait out of digital photography, and all but the very cheapest have cut delays down to the perceptible but not annoying level.

Except for a slight increase in delay Jain's fairness index, which is only perceptible for light or moderate traffic loads, the effect of implementing FC on the performance of EXP and MLDF scheduling rules is very small.

The delay -- 1 second each way -- is barely perceptible, but nonetheless palpable.

Following cue offset, a variable-length delay period ensued before the 50 ms presentation of a barely-perceptible target in the same location as one of the two cues.

It was not perceptible.